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In UK still but during the seventies, with a pure British tanker combination:   Scammell Highwayman 4x2/2 tractor (modified Corgi model) and Scammell F 3665 2-axle frameless tank semi-trailer (Corgi model),   Regards. Guy
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Gents, Even if this modification is not part of the "3J&G Collection", I thought that it was worth posting it(*) here, as we never see such rigs on "this side of the pond":  Note (*): the Conrad Freightliner was stretched to 28' long by Steve ("Exkvate 3140"). He apparently built a similar one for Craig ("Quinella"), but with a 34' stretch. Happy Easter to all members of this forum and... keep safe! Guy
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Guy you are a true gentleman, thanks for posting. You also have a Happy Easter and stay healthy and safe.
Steve
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Guy great dirt shots, I love that the Conrad International 560B but those handrails fall off every time I look at it.
Steve
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Exkvate3140 wrote:Guy great dirt shots, I love that the Conrad International 560B but those handrails fall off every time I look at it.
Steve No, it's probably your breath. Mine are still in their boxes there Peg-Leg Pete. CAW
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We're back in UK in the 60s/70s with 2 British Railways road transports:   - On the left: Albion Reiver RE 25 AN 6x4/2 flatbed truck (Corgi model) loaded with 15 wooden crates (Corgi load), - on the right: Foden 4AXB6/32 4x2/2 tractor and 2-axle flatbed Boden semi-trailer (Corgi models) carrying an early LM&SR Type BD railroad container (Corgi load). To be contineud. Guy
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The Albion carrier:    To be continued. Guy
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The Foden/Boden combination:    Regards. Guy
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The Albion Reiver was normally sold by Corgi with what British Railways called a "demountable non-wheeled tank":  The problem I have is that, should the tank be in a 1/50 scale, then it would have an approx. capacity of 16.33m3 (or 3250 gal): this does not seem in line, neither with the load value indicated on the model (8 tons), nor with the maximum volume transported in those tanks (up to approx. 1000 gal), as per the B.R. advert below:  Any information on that type of BR mobile tank container is therefore welcome in order to finally decide on its real scale. Regards. Guy
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Modification in progress of Corgi Toys Dodge Kew Fargo models:   - Left: Dodge D 400 4x2/2 box carrier truck (Corgi model + Lion Toys box being modified), - right: Dodge D 500 4x2/2 tractor (Corgi model being modified) and DAF 1-axle box semi-trailer (Lion Toys box being modified). To be continued. Guy
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A third Corgi Toys Dodge Kew Fargo model being modified. This one should end carrying cattle for a Texas ranch:   Dodge D 500 4x2/2 truck fitted with a Parkhurst cattle carrier body (Corgi model being modified) loading a Texas Longhorn ox (Minicirque kit to be painted)   Regards. Guy
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Guy those older Dodge trucks had a slight resemblance to the GMC and Chevy of the same time period, nice post forgot about thoseDodge trucks.
Steve
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Exkvate3140 wrote:Guy those older Dodge trucks had a slight resemblance to the GMC and Chevy of the same time period, nice post forgot about those Dodge trucks.
Steve Steve, Both dropside tipper and skate body versions were produced by Corgi Toys:  As far as I remember, the skate model carried, either pigs (farming version) or an elephant (as part of a TV series "Daktari" gift set). I hope this helps. Guy
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Thanks for the information Guy.
Steve
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Maritime containers transport in the USA:   - Left: Kenworth T 680 6X4/2 tractor (modified WSI model) and 3-axle container carrier Clark Trailer Combo 20-40 12-Pin semi-trailer (modified Diecast Masters model, to be repainted) loaded with a 40' maritime container (Diecast Masters model), - right: Peterbilt 579 6x4/2 tractor (modified WSI model) and Clark Trailer Combo 20-40 12-Pin 3-axle container carrier semi-trailer (Diecast Masters model being modified) carrying two 20' maritime containers (Diecast Masters models). To be continued. Guy
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